Sentence examples for but should somehow from inspiring English sources

Dissenting congregations, their clergy and their numbers remain largely undocumented but should somehow be figured into the calculation if the percentage quoted is to avoid being misleading.

An ability to appreciate art hardly affords the right to own it; but it almost should, somehow.

This doesn't mean that only the rich should be able to afford meat, as it is in many other countries, but that we should somehow regain the respect we once had for the animal we are eating.

But Lucchino believes teams should somehow be able to verify that offers have been made.

"But the public interest should somehow override it in at least a limited way".

But obviously, the costs should somehow be proportional to the benefits, the number of people that benefit from it, the disease burden.

But the idea that we should somehow be sanitizing our history because our ears are too fragile to recognize that the course of human existence has been a complicated course beset with human frailty – that undermines the entire purpose of a university".

Maybe you don't even learn all the time, but from the beginning, you should somehow not be afraid of failure and learn how to stand up and start again.

Not because they have a "different opinion", but because they feel that opinion should somehow be used as a reason to oppress one group of people.

Some people still insist that the arts should somehow be above politics, but Sellars profoundly disagrees.

Its style is plainly modern – there was some debate whether it should somehow be more "traditional", but in this context it is moot what traditional construction is.